19. From the adult male population of seven large cities, random samples of married and unmarried men as given below were taken. Can it be said that there is a significant variation among the people of different cities in the tendency to marry? City A В D F Total Married 170 285 165 106 153 125 146 1150 Unmarried 40 125 35 37 55 35 33 360 (Given for (n – 1) df, r = 12.6 at 5% level) %3D

19. From the adult male population of seven large cities, random samples of married and unmarried men as given below were taken. Can it be said that there is a significant variation among the people of different cities in the tendency to marry? City A В D F Total Married 170 285 165 106 153 125 146 1150 Unmarried 40 125 35 37 55 35 33 360 (Given for (n – 1) df, r = 12.6 at 5% level) %3D

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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